After 5 Years, The Family Reunite With Their Stolen Dog – Heartwarming Reunion
Heartwarming Reunion (Video)
Let’s face it, as dog owners there is nothing more devastating and heartbreaking than losing your beloved companion! Speaking from experience, this hurts just about as much as losing a human family member… Equally as emotional, but in the positive direction, is when your lost dog who you thought was gone forever, does the unthinkable and comes back home again! In the video we have for you, one family from Indiana were lucky enough to be in the position of having an amazing reunion with their dog, which many others who lose their pets only dream of having.
This amazing reunion which saw this beautiful chocolate Labrador brought back to his family after five long years after his kidnapping, was made possible because of the phenomenal work done by the Humane Society of the United States. Saved from hell, his joy will bring tears to your eyes. But how did all this happen? During a rescue mission by the Humane Society of the United States, a total of 166 dogs and cats were rescued from an unthinkable situation in Adams County, Ohio. The majority of the animals were being kept outside tied up and living on dirt. Amongst these poor animals was a beautiful chocolate Labrador named Chuckie who stood out from the crowd: “Among the sick and injured dogs was a big, boisterous chocolate lab who was chained near the front of the property.”
Missing for more than five years
“As protocol, we scanned all 166 dogs and cats for a microchip and discovered that this lab had a name — Chuckie — and a family in Indiana who had been missing him for more than five years,” the Humane Society added. Thankfully Chuckie after being identified via his microchip, was then able to be finally brought back home and reunited with his long lost family. The family was beyond ecstatic, grateful and relieved to finally have Chuckie back home with them, where he belonged. But did he recognize them? Watch the video, a very touching and beautiful reunion.